Traditional Instruments News Today

Three Ukrainian children will be among 100 participants at a traditional music event in Ross-shire.

A succession of high and low sounds from the Nigerien musician's drum is a kind of telegram but few today understand its message."The young people of today all want to play modern instruments like the guitar and drums."

Today you can hear it on TV, at a kabuki show, or a festival. So, here are six traditional Japanese instruments you can listen to today!

"Between pension from an insurance company or NPS, I would think NPS sort of would win hands down. That is because both do not give you life cover and so why not look at an NPS type of scheme. Yes, NPS also then gives you opportunity for that equity participation and inflation beating returns in the long run. That has been a big positive. I hope that will only go higher up the ranks."

“Kobzar’s Prayer for Ukraine: The Lost, Sacred, Traditional Instruments of Ukraine: Bandura, Kobza, and Torban,” featuring Jurij Fedynskyj, is a free concert, lecture and presentation at All Souls Interfaith Gathering

URUMQI, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Sitting in the shade of the grape trellises, 70-year-old Rehman Abdulla wields his chisel knife, expertly carving the hard mulberry w

A prolific collaborator who has travelled extensively since leaving his Cuban homeland, Omar Sosa talks to Jane Cornwell about his fact-finding tour of East Africa and his new album, which sees him collaborate with some of the region’s leading folkloric musicians Omar Sosa (photo: Massimo Mantovani) Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Omar Sosa has always been a seeker, an artist driven to explore Afri...